Praying for Megan’s Salvation

U.S. soccer star, Megan Rapinoe, is one of the most recognized and decorated athletes in world. 

Recently, at the twilight of her brilliant career, she made a statement that turned many heads. For some, the reaction was to laugh or mock her. I can’t say she didn’t deserve it.

But I want to encourage a different response to her outburst.

Let’s pray passionately for Megan’s salvation.

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I Miss Coats and Ties

This past week Majority leader Chuck Schumer D-NY changed the 234-year old dress code for the United States Senate. Senators will now be able to wear whatever they want on the chamber floor after Schumer directed the sergeant at arms not to enforce the Senate’s informal dress code.

Poof. 

Two centuries of etiquette and excellence gone. For what and whom?

This is not the biggest issue facing our nation, but it’s a symptom of cultural rot. I don’t like it. 

I miss ties and coats. 

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Why I Love America

Yesterday was Independence Day in America, the 247th birthday of our country. 

I spent the last twenty-four hours thinking about the USA, praying for our country, visiting the local cemetery to honor those who’ve gone before, and listening to all the fireworks until late last night.

I hope many Americans shared my thoughts on this glorious anniversary of freedom.

Here’s why I love America.

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